The Veterans Resource Centers (VRC's) at Collin College connect students with resources designed to ensure a smooth transition into college and foster academic success.
Veterans are welcomed and encouraged to utilize the study area and computer stations
at the centers. Spending time in the VRC also provides students the opportunity to
network with other individuals who have served.
The Veterans Resource Centers coordinate college-wide services to connect military-affiliated students, with on-campus and community resources to ensure a smooth transition into college life and to foster academic success. Our services range from providing information about admissions, academics, financial aid, and VA education benefits to advocacy and resource referral.
At Collin College, veterans and their families can expect an exceptional experience!
The Collin College Veterans Resource Center should be your first stop!
Call: 972-881-5760 option 5
Email: VRC@collin.edu
Hours of Operation:
8:00am-5:00pm Mon-Fri
Veterans Resource Centers Locations:
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Plano Campus 2nd Floor Room D200 |
John Berry Veterans Services Specialist VRC@collin.edu |
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McKinney Campus 2nd Floor Room 204 |
Sheldon Johnson Veterans Services Specialist VRC@collin.edu |
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Frisco Campus Room 141 |
Erica Hernandez Veterans Services Specialist VRC@collin.edu |
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Wylie Campus Room 214 |
Ricky Gonzalez Veterans Services Specialist VRC@collin.edu |
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Technical Campus Room A150 |
Call: 972-881-5760 option 5 |
Veterans & Military Connected Resources at Collin College:
- Select an Veterans Benefits approved Collin Collgee Degree Program or Certificate Program
- College Credit for Heroes at Collin College
- Collin College Financial Aid
- Accommodations at Collin College for Equal Support Services (ACCESS)
- Career Center and Employment Contacts
- Collin College Student Housing
- Mental Health Resources
- Anthony Peterson Center for Academic Assistance
- Meals for Vets- $8 a day food allowance at any of our Collin College Cafes
Community Veteran & Military Connected Resources:
- Veterans Center of North Texas: Providing support and information exclusively to veterans and their families.
- VA Disability Benefits
- Center for Brain Health: Center for Brain Health is still looking for qualified veterans for PTSD study to receive treatment and compensation
- Financial Literacy
- Military Peer Network: Connects veterans and their families to local, state, and national resources through an active group of veteran peers
- Texas Veterans Leadership Program: A Texas Workforce Commission resource and referral network connecting returning veterans with a variety of resources.
- Texas Veterans Portal: Information on many beneficial programs, downloadable forms, and employment resources
- Employer Support of The Guard and Reserves (ESGR): A Department of Defense program designed to assist Reservists/National Guard members in the resolution of conflicts arising with employers over their employees service.
- Military OneSource
- Travis Manion Foundation: Empowers veterans and families of fallen heroes to develop character in future generations.
- One Tribe Foundation Formerly 22Kill: Creating a community that raises awareness and combats suicide by empowering veterans, first responders, and their families.
- HUD/VASH: A collaborative program between HUD and the VA to combat homelessness among veterans.
- Steven A. Cohen Clinic: Provides quality, accessible, and comprehensive mental health care to veterans and their families regardless of ability to pay.
- Real Warriors: Awareness campaign for service members, veterans, and families
- Texas Veterans Land Board: Information on land sales, home purchase and loans for Texas veterans.
- National Cemetery Administration: Information on burial benefits and more!
PTSD Awareness Info:
Veterans Crisis Line: 1(800) 273 8255 (Press 1)
